Study: Fear of Judgment Stops Adults From Disclosing Hearing Loss
The study found that while clinicians focused on the stigma of hearing aids, patients were more concerned about the stigma of hearing loss itself.
The study found that while clinicians focused on the stigma of hearing aids, patients were more concerned about the stigma of hearing loss itself.
We’re All Ears breaks down the elements of person-centered care in a way that speaks directly to people with hearing loss and lets them know how they can more actively participate in their care. The campaign’s calls-to-action capture the essence of person-centered care seen from the perspective of the client: Be seen. Be heard. Tell your story. Be open. Take part. Be clear.
It is now, of course, that we must acknowledge that we are not marriage counselors! We are not expected to somehow “fix” a couple’s marriage by “fixing” a hearing problem.